then abdel rahman departs.d the euphrates river valley. we're thinking the whole time that's where zarqawi has been. and lo and behold, the guy doesn't drive west of baghdad. he goes north towards baqubah. >> he moved north in a sedan. suddenly this sedan on a divided highway moving through baghdad pulls off to the side of the road and the individual just gets out and the car drives off. within seconds, a truck called a bongo truck, pulls up next to him and picks him up and he jumps in and they drive off. clearly a planned switch. we'd call that trade craft. it was pretty impressive. >> now abdel rahman is moving in another vehicle. we decided that we were going to follow every single vehicle. so we're following both of them. >> he went north and went to a small town, and he went into a corner restaurant. a little shop/restaurant. he went in one door and a little while later comes out another door. and there are multiple pickup trucks parked outside, almost like out of a movie. multiple white pickup trucks all

rahman's six kids were home at the time.ome of them were in the bedroom and witnessed the deadly shooting dpmplgs a big boost for expanding early education in philadelphia. a total of 85 providers have applied to expand quality pre-k in the city by more than 6,000 students by next year. the city's pre-k program will grow until 2020 until 1,500 seats are added. >>> some students are already back to school. >> one group of kids in philadelphia was greeted at the school door by some of the city's finest. philadelphia police officers welcomed students back. mastery charter schools, douglas elementary monday morning. it's all part of an ongoing effort to foster a healthyç relationship between police and the community. >> the first day of school can be a day of anxiety for everybody, parents, students and staff. we wanted students welcomed with a high five, a hug, we thought no one better than the members of our community. >> good way to start the first day of school. philadelphia public schools welcomed students back on septembe

the intruders startled hakim and rahman awake. >> demandd money from the male and when he didn't get the money quick enough fired several shots shooting him, shooting and killing him and striking his frankford. >> reporter: investigators say a 13-year-old boy was also in the room and watched his dad die. he, however, wasn't injured. >> i believe it was five additional children they were in another room so they may have heard it but they did not see it. >> reporter: this neighbor who didn't want to be identified heard the shots, too. >> she was just saying no, no, no, like that but -- and then you heard the shots. >> reporter: police recovered a gun ammunition and a mask in a rear aleve sources say rahman recognized the voice of one of the suspects and called him by his nickname more than once and that may have led to the shooting. >> nice people. they always hello to you in the morning, every time they see you they say hello this and that. they were nice people. >> reporter: and investigator say rahman has a lengthy criminal history and that history may have played a role in this hom

police yesterday identified the victim as 36-year-old ha kekeem rahman. his wife was also shot.he's listed in critical condition. rahman's six kids were all home at the time and some of them were in the bedroom and witnessed the deadly shooting. police say this was not a random attack. >>> police in new castle county want you to look at this surveillance video they hope can catch a suspect in a home invasion that left an elderly man injured in edenridge. take a look. this is a red four-door sedan. officials say the man forced his way into the home, got into a scuffle with the 81-year-old victim. the suspect made offç with mon, tric electronics and jewelry. >>> three men burst into a 7-eleven road on welsh road on august 7th pointing guns at the clerk and a customer inside. if you recognize the suspects, police want to hear from you. >>> nearly two dozen pennsylvania airports are about to get much-needed upgrades. 23 airports in all have been selected for safety upgrades and expansion opportunities, including five in philadelphia, montgomery and bucks counties. >>> a heads up if

hakim rahman and his girlfriend were a wakened by two armed robbers in their hunting park home about 1:00 a.m. the suspects were demanding money from that company. "action news" spoke to a neighbor who heard the shots. she did not want to be identified. >> she was just saying no, no, no, no, no and no, no, no like that and then you heard the shots. >> police say a 13-year-old boy was in the room at the time and five other children were in a room nearby. rahman's girlfriend was taken to a hospital where she's in critical condition tonight. >>> from our delaware news room now police have surveillance video 33 wander you to see in hopes of tracking down a home invasion suspect. take a look. they say this red four door sedan was used by the suspect to flee the scene in north wilmington friday afternoon. according to police, that's when the suspect forced his way into a home on hertford road. an 80-year-old man and his adult son were inside. the suspect stole money electronics by and jewelry. >>> officials much officials believe a delaware inmate tried to use an out of state anthrax scare

but abdul rahman mohamed isn't an ice cream man and he doesn't make a penny off his truck. he takes it all around for sale. instead of dealing in dollars, you have to answer this. >> what's your dream? >> his currency is dreams. >> a little kid will come up to the truck and say something like i want to help other people or i want to make hartford better, those are my favorite kind of dreams. >> ice cream for a dream hands out about 10,000 ice cream sandwiches a year. >> what's your dream? >> my dream is to be a lawyer. >> an entrepreneur. >> you may be a hair model. i'm hoping by asking them and showing them all the different types of dreams they can have, it inspires them to do wonderful and amazing things in their lives. >> what's your dream? >> giving back. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> what's your flame? >> planting a smawbl seed to e able to give back. >> there's so much more they can >> if the truck only serves kids, you are never a too old for a little bit of ice cream and a little imagination. what's your dream swret swea? >> to be an ice cream trucker li

>>haaziq madyun: he is in desperate need of help rahman the streets and then they'll the was recordedn saturday he says the condition is likely inhibiting his ability to hunt for food he cautions not to feed him it shows whether he's been cited later this week while live emergency services will attend to rescue him and take it to be treated in the meantime they should spot him that i support and the sightings on the danville please page or next door on the blossom page in have been on the first street near lost the seat just across over the center median and collided with a car going in the opposite direction of the driver was hospitalized but we do not know the extent of the injuries now police are saying a third car may have been involved. >>will tran: to fix the problem has nothing to do with trying to we will explain. >>will tran: we've all smell them their awful. >>george: >>maureen kelly: most of the disabled and those pushing kids are expected to in door a sure severely stinky ride this send this one is civic center is one of the worst when i walk and the floors were wet experi

rahman ibrahim. sulman ibrahim. muhammad ibrahim. all from this al muslit family. thinking about who's running this insurgency? and i started realize, it was all connected to this family, these al muslits. so now, if we find anybody who's related, named al muslit, married to an al muslit, anything, that's where we start focusing. we were al muslit focused. we were looking to get these prisoners to open up and provide this information. we really running, and then it comes into early october. and jeff's leaving. >> our rotation was up. we were replaced by another element from the organization. and they come in and we flew home. >> as soon as the new team showed up, i was introduced to their intelligence analyst. the analyst was there to collect information that could lead to the capture of high-value targets. and i told this team, listen, there's a team of bodyguards, and i think they're very powerful, controlling this insurgency, so what i started doing is charting my information out on pieces of paper. now the focal point was the al muslits. the new analyst loved c

>> estrange rahman ofs was the family fetish of edison is and then made no sense whatsoever. but they cannot quite decided they wanted to be emperor of a huge multinational multi religion empire with a different religions and faith of the jews and armenians and so on for if they wanted to be a russian czar, nationalistic czar so at this is one of the contradictions they could not quite worked out and is in the end they went for the nationalist russian rulers and they alienated which is why so many of those became the bolsheviks in the revolution. but it was completely absurd they be guarded the jews the british and the englishman that they were the same that was all of the things that our wrong with the modern world the newspapers, stocky shanes, democracy everything that they hated once someone said about the newspaper he said distrust of bunch of jews. this is a great scene when he stays with his cousin and then was incredibly proud jewish and he had duh big jewish to was the wealthiest man in europe when and literally had him to introduce him to make kenmore approach you w

. >>> we are staying on top of some breaking news we've been break abdul rahman mustafa mohammed bringing you all morning in wake forest. a shooting has seen the a man to hospital. >> cbs north carolina's beairshelle edme following this one tracking updates all morning long beairshelle tell us what else you're seeing on the scene. >> reporter: well, it seems that many of the wake forest police officers are starting to leave now. we're seeing more ccbi taking er who was shot here just around 1:30 on north allen street. and we're also learning that police have made no arrests and they have no suspects and they say that's partly daughter murdered to the fact they've had little cooperation early on in this investigation. authorities say the man was shot and fund near the hope house. which is a community organization here on north allen street. he was immediately taken to the hospital with what officials tell us were serious injuries. at this point lieutenant jay targeted or if there's any connection to what happened here outside of the hope house. police say they haven't had any recent issues

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. >> reporter: abdul rahman, a 30- year-old volunteer from aleppo says the food shortage is a main concern half of the men in the unit are trying to learn too farm. are they worried that they might starve? are they worried that they're going to run out of food? >> of course, but they're still working, because they believe in our job. many people are asking if thee civil defense wants to get out of aleppo city. all guys answered no we want to stay here because our job to save peoples. >> reporter: despite all the deaths and the failures of international community, the white helmets soldier on.so >> ( translated ): it's difficult to talk with our team everyday, and most of the time,o we have no answers to all the questions they ask. we are doing an important humanitarian job, and we will be rewarded by god. the qura'an says: "in the name of god, the most gracious, theci most merciful", whosoever saveth the life of one, it shall be as if he had saved the life of all mankind. if you save a human who was under the rubble, it's like you saved all of mankind. >> reporter: for radi, his white helm